Brook was one of the stars of England's 241-run win over the West Indies in the second Test at Nottingham, managing scores of 36 and 109, with the latter being his first century in UK in front of home fans. His consistent performances have taken him to the career-best third ranking in the ICC Test Rankings, surpassing stars like Babar Azam, Daryl Mitchell, Steve Smith and Rohit Sharma in the process, following his century in the second innings in Nottingham.
Salt, who moved to Barbados as a kid, was eligible to play for either England or West Indies as an emerging player, but he chose the Three Lions' badge and now returns to the place that played a major role in his cricketing development as his team locks horns with Scotland to open up their title defence.
England batter Harry Brook admitted that the defending champions fancy their chances of retaining their crown in the ongoing T20 World Cup in the USA and the West Indies.
A video of three lions joining forces to pull a warthog from its burrow was shared on YouTube. Many have reacted to the hair-raising video from South Africa.